Pronunciation: /fɔːr flʌʃ/
noun a hand in poker containing four cards of the same suit
A1 I heard that he's a four flush at poker, always pretending to have a good hand.
A2 She accused him of being a four flush and not really caring about the project.
B1 The player was caught being a four flush, trying to bluff his way to victory.
B2 His reputation as a four flush at the negotiation table preceded him.
C1 The CEO was known for his four flush tactics in business deals, always trying to deceive others.
C2 Despite his four flush reputation, he managed to secure the deal through sheer determination and skill.
verb to bluff or deceive in poker by pretending to have a strong hand
A1 She tried to four flush her way out of trouble by pretending to know more than she did.
A2 He often four flushes in poker games, trying to bluff his opponents into folding.
B1 The politician was accused of four flushing during the debate, making promises he couldn't keep.
B2 The salesperson tried to four flush the customer into buying the more expensive product.
C1 The CEO was known for four flushing his way to the top, using manipulation and deceit.
C2 The con artist was skilled at four flushing his victims, gaining their trust before swindling them out of their money.
formal The poker player attempted a four flush by drawing for a fifth card of the same suit.
informal He thought he could pull off a four flush in the game, but ended up losing.
slang I went all in on a four flush, hoping to scare off the other players.
figurative Her promises were just a four flush, with no real intention of following through.
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